Indigenous Telecom Stack
The indigenous telecom stack refers to an end-to-end set of hardware and software components required to build and operate a mobile network (4G/5G), developed entirely within India.
- The launch of India’s first fully indigenous 4G (5G-ready) network and the commissioning of nearly 98,000 Swadeshi 4G towers represent India’s transition from being a consumer of telecom technology to an innovator, ensuring that the entire "brain" and "nervous system" of the network are locally designed and controlled.
How does the telecom stack function?
- Layered Architecture: The stack consists of the Core (the network’s brain), the Radio Access Network (RAN), and the hardware ....
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